Update of Mapping, LBP, ASB, FFH-VPen + FB WRRL, Climate Protection and UVS

This tender concerns the update of mapping, landscape planning (LBP), species protection (ASB), and the assessment of Habitats Directive (FFH) Special Areas of Conservation (VPen), including a framework plan for the Water Framework Directive (WRRL). The scope of work also encompasses climate protection measures and an environmental impact assessment (UVS).

The project aims to update existing ecological and environmental data and plans. This includes revising the mapping of relevant areas, potentially for nature conservation purposes, and integrating updated information on landscape planning and species protection. A significant component involves the assessment and potential refinement of measures related to FFH Special Areas of Conservation, ensuring compliance with EU directives. Furthermore, the tender requires the development or update of a framework plan addressing the objectives of the Water Framework Directive, which is crucial for water resource management and ecological status improvement.

Additionally, the project will integrate aspects of climate protection, likely involving the assessment of impacts and the development of mitigation or adaptation strategies. The environmental impact assessment (UVS) will evaluate the potential environmental consequences of proposed actions or developments within the project's scope. This comprehensive update is essential for informed decision-making, strategic planning, and the effective implementation of environmental policies and regulations. The specific geographical location and detailed technical specifications will be provided in the full tender documentation.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Environmental Policy, environmental impact assessment and Urban Planning. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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